The “I want to remember this” button.
Grammarly for decisions and notes you already made.
You already did the thinking: watched the video, sat through the meeting, made the call. AI Oracle saves it once and hands it back the moment you need it again, in plain English.
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Anchor high, then go silent. The video you saved in March walks through why the pause matters more than the number.
Most people who try this recognize themselves in more than one.
“I save what I learn so I don’t relearn it.”
Videos, articles, and research you don't want to lose the second you close the tab.
“I need a record I trust more than my memory.”
Meetings, calls, and documents for the one situation you can't afford to get wrong.
“What I learned is mine. I want to keep it.”
Your judgment and growth, kept separate from anything that belongs to an employer.
Your data is yours. Full stop.
Mark something personal and it's yours alone — not even org admins can read it. Mark it business and your team can draw on it while you're there. You decide which is which, every time, and you can change it later.
Delete your account and everything goes with it — every note, every decision, every connected token, removed from our database within 30 days. Not anonymized and kept. Gone.
The voice memo is still on your phone. The video's saved in a tab you'll never reopen. The thing you figured out last month is in a notes app you forgot you had.
None of it is gone. It's just scattered. And scattered means gone the second you actually need it.
Four ways of knowing what you already know.
Every check classifies what it finds, so you act on what matters, not whatever was nearby.
Search gives you ten links. AI Oracle tells you which one matters and why.
“You're about to do something that goes against a decision you already made.”
“Something you already know backs up what you're about to do.”
“You saved something that explains exactly what you're dealing with right now.”
“You, or a past version of you, already worked through this.”
Save it once. Ask it forever.
The three things happening under the hood.
Every door leads to one place.
Type it, clip it from any page, paste it, upload a doc, talk, or record. Every door funnels into one searchable archive.
Plain English, not a search bar.
It runs a two-pass search (meaning and keywords), blends them, bounces duplicates, and picks the one answer that matters.
A thumbs up or down, and it learns how you decide.
A thumbs up or down calibrates it to how you actually decide, with a guardrail so a correction never makes it worse.
Ahead of a trend, not an unproven newcomer.
Every major AI assistant got a memory in 2026. None of them work outside their own app.
Zero prompts stored
What you check is evaluated and discarded, never persisted server-side beyond the request.
Zero-retention LLM contracts
The LLMs we call have published zero-retention policies on our usage. Not training data, not ours and not anyone else's.
Nothing promoted without you
AI Oracle proposes and surfaces. It never ratifies or applies anything on its own; every change is your explicit accept.
“I built this while recovering from a spinal injury, when typing wasn’t always an option. I needed something that worked with whatever I could manage that day: a voice memo, a video, a quick note, however I could get it down. Save it once, however you can, and it comes back when you need it. That’s still the whole idea.”
Adam, founder
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Free
Try it. See if it catches something useful.
- Up to 200 decisions + notes
- Ask it back, plain English
- Browser extension on Google Docs
- Your own activity log
Pro
For when you want the whole thing, unlimited.
- Unlimited saved items
- All four surfacing modes
- Docs, Sheets, Slides
- Export your activity (CSV)
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